Polk Decision Conflicts With C R Zoning Map Ruling
Des Moines Judge Wade Clark held a 1965 rezoning to M 1 valid without map publication and found David Lohner guilty of violating the city zoning ordinance by operating an auto salvage business on Mt. Vernon road SE. The ruling contrasts a Linn County decision that invalidated the rezoning for lack of full ordinance display.
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Des Moines
Linn
Harold Vietor
Vernon Road
Wade Clark
Ninth Judicial District
Clark
City of
David Lohner
Lohner
M-1
Linn County
Mt. Vernon Road
Thirty-fourth
Thirty-sixth Streets
Vietor
Supreme Court
Mt. Vernon Road SE
Cedar Rapids
City Briefs Indoor Sports and Local Notices Listed
Indoor Sports-Keen Teen room of the YMCA Sunday at 2. Election of officers. 4 room apartment vacant at 1248 Maplewood Dr. NE. Mercy hospital patient updates and visitors allowed for Mrs. John Huston. Jerome's Rare Coins and Stamps ad. Siren test by Cedar Rapids and Marton Civil Defense Saturday 10 a.m. Dean's List items for Cynthia Sandy and Chloe Ann Lorber. Tires stolen from Robert E. Coleman. Local tavern for sale or lease. Charge dismissed for Michael Lee Stafford. Card party at St Ludmila's March 10. Dean's List entries for Mike VanHamme. Barber Connie at Dino's Hair Styles. Youth for Christ Bobby Richardson Story screening at Campus Life rally. Skating party planned at Marion Roller Drome.
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Youth For Christ
Bobby Richardson
Franklin Junior High School
Marion
Court Martial Acquits Cadet At Air School
Air Force Academy report says cadet Paul Speass 21 was found not guilty of robbery larceny and forgery. Major William H. Carnahan directed verdict of not guilty after defense motion. Doctors testified he is legally insane with schizophrenic reactions and Speass was not present for the verdict. Speass had been hospitalized at Fitzsimons near Denver following a two week postponement. An investigator testified about alleged hold up of a Colorado Springs liquor store and forged cadet checks for 425 dollars.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Paul Speass
U.S. Air Force Academy
William H. Carnahan
Women Report Billfolds Taken at Mercy Hospital
Two Mercy hospital employees reported their billfolds were stolen from purses in the fifth floor lounge on Thursday evening. Mary Meyers of 373 Seventeenth Street SE said her billfold containing 45 dollars was taken between 3 and 8 p.m. Gladys Reinhardt of 2585 Twenty Fourth Avenue Marion reported her wallet containing 10 dollars was taken between 5 and 8 p.m.
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Mercy Hospital
Mary Meyers
Seventeenth Street SE
Gladys Reinhardt
Tweny-fourth Avenue
Marion
Alpha Theta Tau Disbands At Coe College
Members of Alpha Theta Tau a local sorority at Coe college unanimously voted to disband citing loss of active members and heavy workload on remaining members. Senior Angie Schmidt said the decision was for future considerations and that underclassmen could not carry the load after June graduation. Dean Carol Rickey supported the group’s best interests.
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Alpha Theta Tau
Coe College
Kappa/ Delta
Board of Trustees
Angie Schmidt
Carol Rickey
Court Warns of Septic Scam Preying on Elderly in Linn County
Sheriff Walter Grant reports a scheme where individuals in pickup trucks with No. 77 county plates pose as septic tank cleaners to defraud residents. One target, a 9%-year-old blind man, was pressured into signing a blank check later filled for 69 dollars. Embezzlement and related charges are under investigation. victims are urged to contact the sheriff's office.
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Grant
Linn
Walter Grant
Sheriff's Office
Arraignment Set In Linn County Embezzlement Case
Ernest Frank of 707 Fourth Avenue SE is scheduled to be arraigned in Linn district court on March 14 on a charge of embezzlement.
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Ernest Frank
Fourth Avenue SE
Linn
Geater Charged in Linn County Abortion Case
Donald Ray Geater a Cedar Rapids truck driver was charged in Linn County District Court with two counts of attempting to produce abortions. He allegedly aided Merle Meyers in efforts to abort a Ottumwa divorcee last August or September and a Cedar Rapids divorcee last April. Meyers 43 of Cedar Rapids is charged only in the Ottumwa case. Witnesses say Geater was present for and participated in the abortions.
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Linn County
Linn District Court
Donald Ray Geater
Cedar Rapids
Merle J. Meyers
Ottumwa
Meyers case audit continues with 18 witnesses cited
The investigation moved with 18 witnesses questioned under oath Monday and Tuesday regarding Meyers case. Meyers denies the charge and is slated for trial on April 29, free on a $2,500 bond. Judge Warren J. Rees set $16,000 bond for each charge on Geater. he has not been taken into custody.
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Meyers
Warren J. Rees
Geater
Admits Auto Theft and Sentencing on March 15
James Payne Jr., 43, pled guilty in Linn district court to larceny of a motor vehicle. Sentencing set for March 15. Authorities said Norway police arrested Payne Saturday night in a car stolen earlier from outside the Cedar Rapids bus depot. The car belonged to Tony Tzortzoudakis of 713 Sixth Avenue SE.
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James Payne, Jr
Linn District Court
Norway
Payne
Cedar Rapids
Tony Tzortzoudakis
Sixth Avenue SE
Breakin Reported at Fairfax Station After 2 A.M. Check
Linn county sheriff reports a breakin at Frank's Apco in Fairfax with entry gained by prying open the front door after a deputy's 2 a.m. check. Nothing was reported missing.
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Frank
Apco
Fairfax
Linn County Sheriff's Office
Walter Grant
Hopes Dim for Victims in Potomac River Mishap
Nine enlisted men at the Marine Physical Fitness Academy attempted a 2.2 mile canoe crossing of the Potomac from Quantico to Maryland. One body recovered Kenneth Andrews identified. eight others including seven marines and one navy man remain missing as search continues. The 36 degree water and sudden capsizing spurred a board of inquiry into the cause.
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Quantico
Potomac River
Kenneth Andrews
Navy
Physical Fitness Academy
More Security With FALSE TEETH At Any Time Ad
Advertisement promotes FASTEETH and PASTEETH denture products to secure dentures, reduce looseness, and improve comfort. Claims help for denture breath and easier eating, with urging to see a dentist and purchase at drug counters.
Czech Officers Call for Novotny to Quit
Czechoslovak army officers urged President Antonin Novotny to resign to take blame for General Jan Sejna's defection to the United States. They demanded other party and government officials also step down, backing the anti Stalinist leadership under Alexander Dubcek after the Sofia Warsaw Pact summit.
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Prague
Antonin Novotny
Jan Sejna
United States
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Senin
Novotny
Dubcek
Sofia
Czechoslovakia seeks extradition of defector major general
Czechoslovakia aims to press the extradition of Maj Gen Jan Sejna who defected to the United States. Washington sources doubt his return, citing a misappropriation and embezzlement charge as possible cover for a coup attempt against Antonin Novotny.
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Washington
Czechoslovakia
U.S
Jan Sejna
Sejia
Antonin Novotny
Zoning Vote Decision Set For March 19 In Anamosa
Jones county supervisors meet at the courthouse on Tuesday March 19 to decide if a referendum on the proposed zoning law should be held. Objectors to the zoning plan have urged a vote. Drive safely.
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Anamosa
Jones County
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Maplewood Dr
John Huston
Tenth Street
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H. Dougherty
Guaranty
Cynthia Sandy
Butler University
Indianapolis
Chloe Ann Lorber
Wayne Stahle
D Street
University of Northern Iowa
Robert E. Coleman
Blairs Ferry Road
G. Oe
Michael Lee Stafford
Sixteenth Street SE
St. Ludmila’s
Mike VanHamme
Ray VanHamme
Route One
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Barb Conway
Dino
Smokey
Air School
Coe
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Donald Geater
Aden
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